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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
3
A large group of students trains each afternoon for two exhibitions next Tuesday with morning practice for the student body and an 8 p.m. public show. The event is highlighted by ongoing student drills and community attendance.
A New York congressman urged a Special Milk Plan to cut federal school milk spending from 103 million this year to 21 million next year and to set 7110 million for the following year and 115 million thereafter. The proposal would cover elementary and high school children plus nursery, settlement houses, summer camps, and other child care facilities.
Milwaukee County Stadium, home to the Braves for 13 seasons, will be ready for major league baseball on April 12. Stadium manager Bill Anderson said all that remains is for the teams to arrive. The Braves left Milwaukee for Atlanta after last season.
State Rep. J. Dean Polen announces he will not seek reelection to an 11th term. The 65-year-old Democrat from Avella cites age as a factor in ending his 20-year General Assembly tenure.
Residents and organizers clash over a proposed apartment complex in Corry with objections about property values and density. Proponents cite housing demand and potential economic benefits, while officials highlight zoning safeguards and the need for careful study before approval.
Residents express concerns about construction and maintenance of the complex and urge a detailed report. The commission vows to gather more information and allow further public input before final approval by three municipal bodies.
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